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Gerolsteiner's Stefan Schumacher takes the yellow jersey after a surprising victory in the first individual time trial of the Tour de France.
Some photos of African landscapes sent in by BBC News website readers.
Scientists observe the biggest raindrops recorded on Earth - which may reach a whopping 1cm in size.
The Cassini-Huygens mission to Saturn spies what appear to be clouds and a large impact crater on the planet's largest moon.
Swiss bid Alinghi beat holders New Zealand 5-0 to become the first European team to win the America's Cup.
Tiny airborne microbes may be ensuring their own survival by controlling our weather, scientists suggest.
BBC Wales weatherman Derek Brockway comments on a tornado which blew up in south Wales this week.
The world's first human embryo clone will not usher in new medical treatments overnight.
Rain-making experiments took place only days before 35 people died in the 1952 Lynmouth flood disaster, the BBC reveals.
The way the oceans lose heat may confound predictions of future climate change, research suggests.
Cumulina, the world's first surviving mouse clone, dies in her sleep aged two years and seven months.
Did you witness the eclipse? Read what other BBC News Online users around the world saw.
Met Office Weatherman Sean Clarke explains how the eclipse will cause local weather changes.
Scientists say they have made another breakthrough in cloning, by producing some 50 identical mice.
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